Present Tense
Present tense endings for regular er verbs
Tu: es Vous: ez
Il/Elle/on: e Ils/Elles: ent
When to use qui
Directly before a verb or reflexive verbs. Person or thing.
Name 3 negations that could be used for "Toujours"
ne .... plus, ne ... jamais, ne ... pas toujours
What to look for in questions to determine the correct question words
Subject, direct object, and if there is a preposistion
Present tense endings regular re verbs
Je: s Nous: ons
Tu: s Vous: ez
Il/Elle: Ils/Elles: ent
When to use que
Directly before a noun or subject.
Where to place the ne and the pas dans un temps simple
Sujet + ne + verbe conjugué + pas
Qui
person and subject
Present tense endings regular ir verbs
Je: is nous: issons
Tu: is Vous: issez
Il/Elle: it Ils/Elles: issent
When to use où?
When referencing a physical location, or a place in time. Used before a noun typically
Negations for déjà (Thanks Callie)
ne ... pas encore, ne... toujours pas, ne... jamais
Qui est-ce que (qui + inversion)
Person and direct object
oyer, ayer, uyer conjugation
y turns into an i except for with nous and vous
ex. essayer; j'essaie v. nous essayons
When to use ce qui, dont, que.
General, typically at the beginning of the sentence when the subject is not specified.
Ce qui: subject and verb
Ce que subject and noun
ou or et negation
ne.. ni.. ni
Qu'est-ce que (que + inversion)
Thing and direct object
The grammar term to describe something that receives an action
Direct object
Conjugate boire, savoir, venir, pouvoir, partir, ouvrir
Boire, bois, bois, boit, buvons, buvez, boivent
Sais, sais, sait, savons, savez, savent
viens, viens, vient, venons, venez, viennent
peux, peux, peut, pou...
Dont "key phrases", must know 3 at minimum.
Parler de
Avoir besoin de
Avoir envie de
Avoir peur de
Se service de se souvenir de
When to use "aucun" or personne
Aucun, when there is a specified number of someTHING.
Personne when there are PEOPLE.
Qu'est-ce qui
Thing and subject